Google/YouTube

If you want to share some information, you might want to concider video hosting sites like YouTube. Some good ones can always be found at Liberty Pen. NakedEmporerNews did some hard investigating into Barack Hussein Obama during the campaign. If this message was released to the public, the outcome of the presidential campaign would have went the other way. The same could be said for TheMouthPiece.

If you make a video and it gets banned, be sure to bring Fair Use Doctrine to the forefront. YouTube hasn't always been the best at keeping up with this.

Sue Jeffers Show 3/15/08 Review + Action Items

Sue Jeffers has her own blog. This is meant to be a supplement listeners to her informative radio show on Saturdays from 5-7PM. The Hubster highly recommends her show as a useful tool for busy Minnesotains to keep in touch with Minnesota politics. All

1. Legislators introduced 1538 pieces of legislation this year thus far. Sue Jeffers (and I) think that they are up to no good.


2. Baby DNA taken by force! Lawsuit of nine families against the Department of Health.


3. Lead Republican for Health and Human Services (R) Jim Abler supports the charge against DNA Rights. Contact Jim Abler to force the issue. Remind him that the government does not have ownership over our DNA. We The People tell the government what it can do.


4. Guns, Guns, Guns. Every time there is a gun incident, people fall into the non sequitor that what we need is "gun control". Gun control is never having to say I missed. The cops aren't necessarily going to bail you out, so stay armed and lead criminals with warm lead. Guests and Gun Trainers Tim Grant and Randy Penrod talk about gun rights and federalism. Gun Train is available through the AACFI. Voting is the final peaceful check-and-balance towards guarenteeing our rights, so it is important to maintain that. 32 States have right to carry laws, but it ideally is unnecessary because the right to carry shall not be infringed according to the second amendment. In Katrina they confiscated guns in Louisianna. If we do not excersize our rights, we lose them. Jefferson and Washington made it clear that carrying arms are paramount. Washington stated it is second only to the Constitution itself.


5. Police cannot be everywhere at once. It is up to you to defend yourself.


6. Heller Case upholds the 2nd Amendment, major victory.


7. Gun Databases is a major infringement issue. It is a tool designed to assist government in stripping the 2nd Amendment rights at the appropriate time. Forum Thread on House File 953 with all of the appropriate information, and who to contact about it.


8. Gun Show Loophole Canard mentioned. There is no such thing, except in the minds of fringe liberals who propegate myths to sell their bankrupt ideas. Gun Myths Debunked.


9. Gun Owners need to know when to draw their arms and when not to, and to get a lawyer every time it is discharged in self-defense, because emotionally invested people who defendend themselves are useless. It is another reason to get gun training.


10. Most Homeowner's Insurance does not generally cover gun incidents, so call your insurance agent to add it.


11. Doctors ask you if you have a gun in the house. It is none of their damn business, and it isn't relevant to anything. Democrats are attempting to turn it into a public health issue so they can waste dollars on research furthering the canard.


12. Stand Your Ground Bill may get passed next time. It was narrowly defeated by one vote. The goal of this bill is to put the onus on the State to explain why a shooter was wrong, rather than on the shooter to explain why he/she didn't run away instead. Better luck next time.


13. Sue Jeffers lights the grassroots fire underneath the behind of our "incompetant State Party Chair", and his "replica" Brandon being the only one in the race. What is Gov. Pawlenty going to do? Andy Aplikowski keeps us up to date on his blog.


14. MNGOCR.org - Minnesota Gun Owners Civil Rights Association.


15. Randy Penrod's email - firearmsinstructor@hotmail.com.
    

Free Podcasts for Your MP3 Players

Here is some help on how to expand the use of your MP3 player. ITunes, and Zunes (and other MP3 players) allow you to carry podcasts.

Here are some podcasts I find helpful.

Jason Lewis and Sue Jeffers (conservative and libertarian radio talk)
Cato Institute and Heritage Foundation (conservative and libertarian thought)

Podcasts are a great way to gain information while going about your day. There are plenty of other podcasts to find, and a lot of them are free.

Job Hunt

With the grace of technology, we don't have to use our survival instincts to shoot buck, and duck. Many of us enjoy the sport, but the modern sport is the job hunt, because that's what feeds your family. I want to help you feed your family yourself, especially as the target becomes scarce.

So to kick off your one stop shop for all your conservative needs, The Conservative Hub, I've networked some of the various advice and have compiled the best list on what's a crock and what's not.

Gimmicks are a crock. Be genuine, because it's usually good enough. Wearing camouflage with job interviewers may get you in the door, but they are your friends not your enemies. How far do you think you're going to get in a company if the whole time you feel like your advancing behind enemy lines?

However, here's some items that are not a crock. Using the following resources will help improve your chances of not coming home empty handed.

Resumes. This is first and foremost how you represent yourself. Managers are looking to see what you represent, and they are looking to see if you are what you represent, which brings us to the interview. Go in with a positive can-do attitude. If you go out of the interview without the job, it's for the best because it wouldn't have worked out in the long-term. Absolutely there is a place in the job market for you.

Internet. Post your resume on the internet to increase your chances. Monster.com makes it easy to make a presentable resume, and if you don't you're behind the curve.

*sigh*, these days we must address the Health and Human Services crowd. You know the tired phrase, if all else fails turn to government? These dependencies are a short-term fix and not a long-term solution. We live in the USA, one of the only nations where the government doesn't tell the people what to do. We tell it. We the people decide the role of government.

The Hubster has a slightly different take. If all else fails, help gov't fail! The sooner government falls flat on its face, the less onerous it'll be on the job markets and American families. Government needs to go on a diet, and it's good to help it shed a few pounds. But, recognize, these dependencies are a form of democrat and government usury and a long-term liability for growing families. Our votes are not for sale.